India and Bangladesh collaborate on maritime and blue economy projects.

India and Bangladesh strengthened their collaboration in various new areas, signing agreements during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The focus was on maritime, blue economy, digital, green partnership, and railway connectivity. Both leaders emphasized the importance of future cooperation in green, digital, blue economy, and space sectors, highlighting benefits for youth.

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Exploring Mumbai’s Maritime Legacy Through its Historic Gateways to the Sea

Maharashtra Governor Ramesh Bais unveiled the book ‘Gateways to the Sea – Historic Ports and Docks of Mumbai Region’ at Raj Bhavan. Published by the Government of India, the book delves into the maritime history of Mumbai, featuring contributions from experts in various fields. With 18 chapters, it offers a comprehensive look at the region’s rich maritime heritage.

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Cochin Shipyard offers a one-year training course in marine engineering.

Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) is offering a 12-month graduate marine engineering course with job opportunities in the shipping industry. Interested candidates can apply online. After completing the course, onboard training, and passing an exam, individuals can start as junior marine engineer officers. Progression to chief engineer is possible with experience and higher certifications. Financial aid and high placement rates are available.

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DP World Chennai Economic Zone receives IGBC Platinum Certification

DP World Chennai Economic Zone Awarded IGBC Platinum Certification

DP World’s Chennai Economic Zone has been awarded the IGBC Platinum certification, the second for DP World’s economic zones in India. The state-of-the-art Free Trade Warehouse Zone features environmentally friendly design, electric vehicle charging stations, and a 1 MW solar plant. Ranjit Ray, Senior VP, praised the team’s dedication to sustainability.

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India’s Biggest Container Port: Vadhavan Deep Water Port Development Approved

The Union cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the construction of a Rs 76,220 crore deep water port at Vadhavan in Maharashtra. With a capacity to handle 23.2 million TEUs annually, the port will be a vital trade link along the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor. Stakeholder consultation and careful planning ensure the project’s completion by 2039.

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Adani Cements expanding sea cargo transportation for increased efficiency.

Sea routes offer cost-effective cargo transportation, saving ₹300-400 per tonne. This reduces overall costs by ₹50-70 per tonne, making it appealing for businesses. Utilizing sea transportation can lower operational costs, improve efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions. With technology advancements, sea routes are now a sustainable option for companies to optimize their logistics and contribute to environmental conservation efforts.

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First indigenous container developed to transport green Hydrogen

India’s First Green Hydrogen Container Designed by Braithwaite & Co. Ltd.

Braithwaite & Co. Limited (BCL) has developed India’s first container for transporting green Hydrogen. Utilizing renewable energy for electrolysis, the 40ft x 8ft x 9.6ft container is well-insulated and ventilated. Equipped with various units, it is set to revolutionize the Hydrogen transportation industry with its innovative design and energy-efficient features.

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Exploring Goa’s Ancient Ports and Maritime History

Goa’s maritime history is a tapestry of ancient ports, bustling trade, and cultural exchange. With a 105km coastline hosting ports like Gopakpattan and Chandrapur, the state was a vital hub for ships and traders. These ports were crucial for spice trade and cultural exchange, shaping the vibrant heritage of Goa. Archaeological remnants continue to showcase the state’s enduring ties with foreign countries.

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Shipping lines having special arrangements enjoy preferred treatment at Indian terminals

Shipping Lines Benefit from Special Treatment at Indian Terminals

Major shipping lines like MSC and CMA CGM are receiving preferential treatment at terminals where they have business ties or stakes, causing disruptions for smaller lines. MSC has stake in Adani Ennore Container Terminal and CMA CGM recently won rights to operate a terminal at Nhava Sheva, impacting other vessels waiting for berths. Industry insiders note smaller lines diverting to alternative terminals due to schedule disruptions, leading to a rise in transhipment volumes at JNPA.

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Shipping Corporation of India to set up subsidiary in GIFT City

The Shipping Corporation of India Expands Operations with New Subsidiary in GIFT City

Shipping Corporation of India is establishing a subsidiary in GIFT City to benefit from tax incentives in the special economic zone, pursuant to the central government’s directive to state-run firms. The IFSCA in GIFT City grants tax holidays, exemption from GST, and other benefits for maritime companies to boost Indian flagged tonnage and meet trade targets.

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